Microblading Care Instructions

Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure that enhances the appearance of eyebrows. The procedure involves implanting pigment into the skin, creating the appearance of hair-like strokes. While the procedure itself is relatively simple, the key to achieving a natural and long-lasting result is proper microblading care. We will discuss the importance of proper microblading care, the steps involved in the healing process, and what you can expect in the days and weeks following the procedure.

I. Introduction to microblading care

Proper microblading care is essential to ensure that the pigment is properly retained, the healing process is uneventful, and the brows look their best. It is important to keep in mind that while the procedure is relatively painless. It’s important to follow the instructions provided by your artist to achieve the best results.

The healing process starts immediately after the procedure, and the brows will go through several stages before they fully heal. The final result will be visible after the scabbing has completely fallen off, and the color will have settled.

By understanding the healing process, you can have realistic expectations and know what to expect during the healing process. With proper microblading care, you can ensure that your Microbladed brows look their best for months to come.

II. Caring for your new brows during the healing process

Proper microblading care is essential to ensure that the pigment is properly retained and the healing process is uneventful. It’s important to follow these instructions and to avoid any activities that may cause irritation or damage to the area. The healing process can take up to two weeks, and by following the proper microblading care instructions, you can ensure that your Microbladed brows look their best for months to come. The following instructions will help you care for your new brows during the healing process:

• Instructions for cleaning and moisturizing the brows:
  • Clean the area with a mild, fragrance-free soap and water. Pat dry with a clean tissue or cloth.
  • Apply a thin layer of the aftercare ointment provided by your artist, to keep the area moisturized and protected.
  • Avoid getting the area wet for the first 48 hours after the procedure.
  • Avoid using any exfoliating products or scrubs on the area.
• Avoiding activities that may cause irritation or damage to the brows:
  • Avoid sweating or getting the area wet for the first 48 hours after the procedure.
  • Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks.
  • Avoid saunas, hot tubs, and swimming for at least 2 weeks.
  • Avoid applying makeup to the area for at least 2 weeks.
• Handling scabbing and peeling
  • The pigmented area will start to form a scab within a few days of the procedure, which is a normal part of the healing process.
  • Do not pick or pull at the scab as it can cause scarring or remove the pigment.
  • Let the scab fall off naturally, usually within a week or two.
  • After the scab falls off, the area may appear lighter than the surrounding skin. This is normal, and the color will even out over time.

III. Avoiding infection and complications

It’s essential to be aware of the signs of infection and allergic reactions and to seek medical attention if necessary. Proper microblading care and following the instructions provided by your artist will help ensure that the healing process is uneventful. Here are some important steps to take to avoid infection and complications:

• Importance of keeping the brows clean and dry:
  • Keeping the area clean and dry is essential to prevent infection.
  • Clean the area with a mild, fragrance-free soap and water, and pat dry with a clean tissue or cloth.
  • Avoid sweating or getting the area wet for the first 48 hours after the procedure.
• Signs of infection and when to seek medical attention:
  • Signs of infection include redness, warmth, swelling, and discharge.
  • If you notice any signs of infection, contact your artist or a medical professional immediately.
• How to avoid allergic reactions:
  • Avoid applying any products to the area before the procedure.
  • If you have any known allergies or sensitivities, inform your artist before the procedure.
  • If you experience any allergic reactions after the procedure, contact your artist or a medical professional immediately.

IV. Prolonging the longevity of the Microblading

Proper maintenance is essential to ensure that your Microbladed brows look their best for months

Proper maintenance is vital to preserving the aesthetic of your Microbladed brows for a prolonged period of time. A crucial aspect of Microblading is the retention of color, which directly impacts the longevity of the procedure before the need for touch-ups. To ensure your Microbladed brows continue to look their best, here are some tips and guidelines for maintenance:

• Tips for maintaining the shape and color of the brows:
  • Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks after the procedure.
  • Avoid sweating or getting the area wet for the first 48 hours after the procedure.
  • Avoid applying makeup to the area for at least 2 weeks.
  • Avoid your skin to be oily: Oily skin can cause the color to fade more quickly
  • Use a sunscreen with at least SPF 30 to protect the area from UV damage that can cause the color to fade more quickly.
• Scheduling touch-up appointments:
  • Touch-up appointments may be necessary to maintain the shape and color of your Microbladed brows.
  • The timing of touch-up appointments should be based on your individual healing process, and can typically range from 4-8 weeks after the initial procedure. Your artist will assess the condition of your brows and advise on the timing.
  • It is important to follow the microblading care instructions provided by your artist to ensure optimal results and minimize the need for touch-ups. Your artist will take this into consideration when determining if a touch-up is necessary.
• How to properly care for the brows during the regrowth process:
  • Use a spoolie brush to brush the hair in the direction of growth to blend the new hair with the Microbladed strokes.
  • Keeping the area moisturized can also help prevent flaking or dryness.
  • Avoid using any harsh products or exfoliating the area, as it can cause irritation and damage to the microbladed strokes.
  • Avoid plucking, waxing or threading the area, as it can cause the microbladed strokes to fade faster.
  • Keeping the area protected from sun exposure will help to maintain the color of your Microblading. You may want to consider using a sunscreen with at least SPF 30, or wearing a hat or visor to protect your face from the sun.
• List of recommended products to use during healing:

Microblading Aftercare Ointment – (Box of 25)

Zensa Healing Cream | Natural Topical Lotion and Moisturizer – Tattoo, Microblading and Waxing Aftercare

Microblading Butter Balm for Before, During, After – Promotes Healing, Enhances Color

V. Touch-Ups

It’s important to keep in mind that touch-up appointments may be necessary to maintain the shape and color of your Microbladed brows. By preparing for the touch-up appointment and properly caring for your brows after the touch-up, you can ensure that your Microbladed brows look their best for months to come. Here are some important things to keep in mind when it comes to touch-ups:

• How often touch-ups are required:
  • The frequency of touch-up appointments will vary depending on your individual healing process, skin type, and how well you have followed the microblading care instructions.
  • Typically, touch-up appointments should be scheduled 4-8 weeks after the initial procedure.
  • Your artist will assess the condition of the brows and determine if a touch-up is necessary.
• How to prepare for touch-up appointments:
  • Avoid direct sun exposure, tanning beds, and sweating or getting the area wet for at least 2 weeks before the touch-up appointment.
  • Avoid using exfoliating products or scrubs on the area for at least 2 weeks before the touch-up appointment.
  • Avoid applying makeup to the area for at least 2 weeks before the touch-up appointment.
• How to care for your brows after touch-ups:
  • Follow the microblading care instructions provided by your artist.
  • Avoid direct sun exposure and tanning beds for at least 2 weeks after the touch-up appointment.
  • Avoid sweating or getting the area wet for the first 48 hours after the touch-up appointment.
  • Avoid applying makeup to the area for at least 2 weeks after the touch-up appointment.

VII. Conclusion

By following the proper microblading care instructions, you can ensure that your Microbladed brows heal properly, maintain their shape and color for a longer period of time, and look beautiful and natural. It’s important to schedule touch-up appointments and properly care for your brows during the regrowth process to prolong the longevity of the Microblading. Properly maintaining your Microbladed brows will also affect the color retention, and choosing the right color for your skin tone will also affect the longevity. Remember, each person’s healing process is different, so it’s important to pay attention to your own healing process and seek professional advice if any concerns arise.